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Votes at a glance: Milford board approves routine business, budget certification and purchases
Summary
At its Feb. 19 meeting the Milford Exempted Village board approved the agenda and minutes, certified amounts and rates to the county auditor, renewed OHSAA membership, approved HR consent items including retirements, approved a curriculum stipend and reading improvement plan, and authorized lighting-controls and truck purchases; all recorded roll-call votes were unanimous.
The Milford Exempted Village Board of Education recorded votes on multiple routine and operational items during its Feb. 19 meeting. Key outcomes:
- Agenda approval: Motion passed by roll call (Missus Will, Missus Powers, Mister Wilson, Missus Chestnut, Missus Mason — all recorded yes).
- Minutes approval (regular meeting Jan. 15): Approved by roll call (unanimous).
- Board reports: Monthly board and finance reports were approved by roll call (unanimous).
- Vendors and donations: The board approved listed vendors and accepted donations under consent (unanimous roll calls).
- Resolution accepting amounts and rates and certifying levies to the county auditor: Approved by roll call; presenter clarified this is an annual certification, not a new levy (unanimous).
- Ohio High School Athletic Association membership (2026–27): Renewed via resolution (unanimous).
- Human resources consent (G1–G4), including retirements of Kim Farrell and Helen Thatch: Approved by roll call (unanimous).
- Curriculum actions: Authorized a stipend of $25 per hour (not to exceed 20 hours) to support financial literacy curriculum work and approved the reading improvement plan (unanimous).
- Business operations: Approved lighting-controls replacement and purchase of two Sierra 3,500 HD chassis cab trucks for maintenance and food service (unanimous).
- Adjournment: Motion to adjourn approved by roll call (unanimous).
All recorded roll-call votes in the transcript were unanimous "yes" from the five board members present.
